Are you curious which of our bachelor’s programmes suits you best? Would you like to know what your career opportunities are after finishing one of our four bachelor’s programmes? Are you still unsure which bachelor’s programme to choose? Below you find a useful tool to compare our bachelor’s programmes in terms of content, student profile, and career prospects.
Build bridges between different perspectives and cultural domains of Western society. Reflect on the complexity of Western society by studying interactions between the cultural domains of politics, media, science & technology, and art & literature.
Understand the opportunities and challenges of digitalisation processes. Be the thoughtful voice in debates about the digital dimensions of societal problems, and the social, political and cultural aspects of digital challenges.
Understand Europe from various perspectives. Contribute to the future of Europe by analysing the political, historic, social, cultural, economic and legal aspects of the European external and internal contexts.
Understand complex global issues from the perspective of various disciplines. Develop sustainable solutions and preventive measures for global issues from a truly global perspective, creating an alternative future in which the interconnected interests from all stakeholders involved are fairly represented.
(Note: You do not need prior knowledge of computing or programming).
After graduation, you can continue with a master’s programme, or find work in a wide range of jobs and organisations.For example as a:
After graduation, you could continue with a master’s programme, or find work in a wide range of jobs and organisations.For example as:
After graduation, you can continue a master’s programme, or find work in a wide range of jobs and organisations.
For example as a:
After graduation, you can continue with a master’s programme, or find work in a wide range of jobs and organisations.
For example as a:
at for-profit, non-profit and governmental organisations active in many disciplines, including health, law, international relations, regional studies, culture, sustainability, development and governance.